Printed Greaseproof Burger Bag (5x7x7")

Greaseproof Burger Bag (5×7×7") is a large, printed food-safe paper bag designed to keep hot, greasy foods neatly contained during service and transport. The grease-resistant paper acts as a barrier against oils and sauces, preventing mess on hands, counters and outer packaging. Perfect for busy takeaways, cafés and food service operations that need quick, professional presentation without the cleanup.

Key Features

• Material: Food-safe greaseproof paper, 40 GSM (10 micron gauge)
• Size/Capacity: 127 × 178 × 178 mm (5" × 7" × 7"), large size suitable for substantial burgers and filled rolls
• Pack size: 1,000 per case
• Eco credentials: Recyclable paper, check local facilities for recycling guidance
• Design: Printed finish for professional, branded counter presentation

Ideal For

Takeaways and fast food outlets use these bags for serving classic burgers, loaded fries and hot chicken wraps without grease seeping through. Cafés and delis rely on them for breakfast rolls, bacon sandwiches and toasted paninis where butter and oils would otherwise make a mess. Food trucks benefit from the quick, tidy handover these bags provide during peak service, while caterers use them for buffet finger foods and event catering where guests eat on the move.

Picture the morning rush: a customer orders a full Irish breakfast roll with rashers, sausages and a fried egg. This greaseproof bag keeps the juices contained while they carry it to the office. Or consider a busy Saturday lunch, stacking double cheeseburgers into these bags so counter staff can serve the queue efficiently without grease transferring to hands or receipts. For delivery orders, the bag acts as a first line of defence, protecting the outer box or paper bag from oil stains that undermine presentation.

Good to Know

Store in a dry area away from direct heat to maintain paper integrity. The bags are ready to use straight from the case, requiring no assembly or folding. While grease-resistant, these bags are not waterproof, so avoid direct contact with pooling liquids. For complete meal presentation, pair with napkins and branded stickers. Dispose of in paper recycling where facilities accept food-contaminated paper, or check with your local waste provider for specific guidance.